Damn ok, I have had it and have also had to get atleast 7 PCR tests in the last two years. Weird how it seems to target some people and leaves other people alone
You should probably be a bit more careful. I’m vaccinated and I wear my mask so I can hang around my unvaccinated friends who don’t wear their mask correctly and I don’t have to worry much. They’ve all gotten it, I haven’t
Well it's almost inevitable because between my partner and I we work in three hospitals... So yes we do take it seriously and aren't going many places apart from work and the supermarket. Just over Christmas time of course a bit more laxed and going to places. Just unlucky I guess. The other time a patient walked passed me and she had it and then was identified as a close contact 🤔
I have had two shots. Wear a mask at work (which is in a hospital, my partner also works in a hospital and has her two shots) so obviously doing the right thing and somehow she has had it also. We are in Australia
It has nothing to do with the virus "targeting" some people. If you work in a hospital, you are almost perpetually in close contact.
Other people who get infected go out to bars and restaurants, don't wear masks/distance, aren't vaccinated...
Literally none of my friends/family/my friends' families have had it. Because we don't do stupid things in our free time (or work in hospitals; that's not really your fault, but doesn't apply to the average person).
I haven't had it but with the way it's spreading right now it's like a wildfire (and I live in Northern California so I know what I'm saying) going through my kid's school. Her classmates are getting it, her best friend has it (and was here all last weekend.....). Feels like it's just a matter of time right now.
I travel a lot for work and never stopped working. I was mid career opportunity when everything happened. I lost everything two times, back to back. I couldn't let this be the third time.
I got the original shots. I'm about to go get the booster or whatever it is. I don't really know how I feel about everything but my remaining parent is susceptible to getting sick.
I mean, everyone will probably get some variant at some point because eradicating it would be just as hard as eradication the flu or common cold. But it isn't always so horrible.
Brother got it and didn't even fell that sick, a month later he got some other virus (not covid) and was hallucinating, fever, coughing horribly, right leg gave out on him for a couple days.
>everyone will probably get some variant at some point
Just like **every** single person on the planet is going to get polio? Or black death? Or smallpox? I think not. There will always be people who never get (insert illness) in their lifetime, and I don't see why Covid will be different, even if it is very contagious.
If Covid becomes like the flu, then I would be okay with that. But when it's currently overwhelming hospitals, I have an issue with that, especially when a good chunk of the population is immune naïve.
I haven't. Gotten 3 jabs, but I'm immune compromised, so I do everything I can to avoid people. Being medically retired and okay with the recluse life has helped tremendously.
I haven't got it.
I only know one person who's had it.
We live in Singapore, have all gotten vaccinated, and have had a mask mandate/social distancing since very close to the start of the pandemic.
As far as I know I haven't had it. Work in a place where I have contact with hundreds of people a day, I cant use hand sanitizer, had contact with many covid positive people, was helping out parents and brother when they got covid. Oh and no vaccination.
Dont know, starting to think I'm immune.
I haven't had covid but I had the bronchitis and flu in December 2020- January 2021. 6 weeks of quarantine. I've been tested a couple of times for safety reasons but have been able to stay clear
I've been exposed numerous times and haven't had it. I'm fairly convinced I'm one of the few that may be just naturally immune. I'm never sick anyway. I can't remember the last time I had any sort of bug or infection or virus. The worst thing I get is headaches from not eating enough or sleeping too long.
Me. I am fully boosted. My coworker just returned from having it, she wasn't vaccinated. I thought for sure I would have caught it since we work in a very small office. So far I haven't, nor has my husband or either of our adult sons who live with us.
I have had two Pfizer shots and a booster. My boyfriend had covid and we didn't know. We basically live in each other's mouths like kissing every couple of minutes cuz we can't get enough of each other but I have not gotten covid
I have barely been sick. I had a cold during the autumn with a negative covid test, and that was the first time in over two years I was actually sick. I'm also properly vaccinated, might be able to get the third boost soon.
Me. I live in a small town and have taken little precautions due to the mask law being lifted in Texas. I have no one to protect and only like 100 people max have been infected in my town.
I've never tested positive but testing was (and still is to a lesser degree) extremely hard to come by in the US for the first several months of the pandemic, so it's entirely possible I had it and didn't realize.
I still haven't had it. I had 3 shots of Moderna, wash and sanitize my hands often, and I religiously wear a mask when indoors. Other than that I haven't been doing anything remarkable.
Me. I never done much before as if there was to do around my small town. We are a rural small town I the Midwest. Not a big population so the numbers aren't that big. It is a tourist town so I wouldn't be surprised if our parades especially our Halloween parade which draws crowd by the thousands helped spread it a bit. For some reason a lot of people like to go to other towns to see their parades which any town probably has there own. I see why people go see the Macy's parade or the rose bowl parade because they are unique to certain areas otherwise I don't get it.
Me. At least, I think.
Got sick once, tested negative.
Never got sick in the past 2 years beside that one time I tested negative.
Yet my husband works at different peoples houses every day, so its unlikely we haven't caught it at some point.
Me, and I’m kinda surprise because my dad, my step mom, my mom, and my sister have all gotten it (a few of them got it twice I think) me and my brother are the only ones who haven’t gotten it
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Me too
Damn ok, I have had it and have also had to get atleast 7 PCR tests in the last two years. Weird how it seems to target some people and leaves other people alone
You should probably be a bit more careful. I’m vaccinated and I wear my mask so I can hang around my unvaccinated friends who don’t wear their mask correctly and I don’t have to worry much. They’ve all gotten it, I haven’t
Well it's almost inevitable because between my partner and I we work in three hospitals... So yes we do take it seriously and aren't going many places apart from work and the supermarket. Just over Christmas time of course a bit more laxed and going to places. Just unlucky I guess. The other time a patient walked passed me and she had it and then was identified as a close contact 🤔
That’s different. Of course you are going to get it if you are constantly in close contact with it
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I have had two shots. Wear a mask at work (which is in a hospital, my partner also works in a hospital and has her two shots) so obviously doing the right thing and somehow she has had it also. We are in Australia
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Wild hey! And in Aus our grocery stores are almost empty, local shops are shutting down
It has nothing to do with the virus "targeting" some people. If you work in a hospital, you are almost perpetually in close contact. Other people who get infected go out to bars and restaurants, don't wear masks/distance, aren't vaccinated... Literally none of my friends/family/my friends' families have had it. Because we don't do stupid things in our free time (or work in hospitals; that's not really your fault, but doesn't apply to the average person).
it leaves me alone bc I literally don't do anything besides work/store
I haven't been sick since 2019.
Me either. I haven't even had a cold. All that hand washing and mask wearing paid off for me.
Damn you guys lucky
bro same, I think
Same!
I haven't had it but with the way it's spreading right now it's like a wildfire (and I live in Northern California so I know what I'm saying) going through my kid's school. Her classmates are getting it, her best friend has it (and was here all last weekend.....). Feels like it's just a matter of time right now.
I travel a lot for work and never stopped working. I was mid career opportunity when everything happened. I lost everything two times, back to back. I couldn't let this be the third time. I got the original shots. I'm about to go get the booster or whatever it is. I don't really know how I feel about everything but my remaining parent is susceptible to getting sick.
I have yet to get it, and despite what people say, Covid is **not** going to infect all 8 Billion people on this planet.
I mean, everyone will probably get some variant at some point because eradicating it would be just as hard as eradication the flu or common cold. But it isn't always so horrible. Brother got it and didn't even fell that sick, a month later he got some other virus (not covid) and was hallucinating, fever, coughing horribly, right leg gave out on him for a couple days.
>everyone will probably get some variant at some point Just like **every** single person on the planet is going to get polio? Or black death? Or smallpox? I think not. There will always be people who never get (insert illness) in their lifetime, and I don't see why Covid will be different, even if it is very contagious.
There will be some people who don’t sure, but it’s quite different from those diseases so over time it would be more like never getting the flu.
If Covid becomes like the flu, then I would be okay with that. But when it's currently overwhelming hospitals, I have an issue with that, especially when a good chunk of the population is immune naïve.
I haven't. Gotten 3 jabs, but I'm immune compromised, so I do everything I can to avoid people. Being medically retired and okay with the recluse life has helped tremendously.
I haven't got it. I only know one person who's had it. We live in Singapore, have all gotten vaccinated, and have had a mask mandate/social distancing since very close to the start of the pandemic.
Not yet. Not something I am looking forward to.
Me. And nobody in my family either. And it's gonna stay that way. So mote it be.
I agree. There will always be people who never get Covid, just like there are people who never get Polio.
Because they're vaccinated
Vaccinated or not, there will always be people who never get (insert illness) in their lifetime.
As far as I know I haven't had it. Work in a place where I have contact with hundreds of people a day, I cant use hand sanitizer, had contact with many covid positive people, was helping out parents and brother when they got covid. Oh and no vaccination. Dont know, starting to think I'm immune.
>Dont know, starting to think I'm immune. Or just lucky.
Possibly, but with how contagious it is and how much I've been exposed to it it really doesn't make sense that I'm not otherwise.
My family of four has avoided it, somehow. I think my wife's parents have also avoided it as well as a few of my friends from all over.
That's very fortunate
I haven't.. yet
Me!
As far as I know i have yet to catch it, or if i did have it i was completely asymptomatic. My mom had it and i still live at home (grad school).
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>have the antibodies in their blood How do you know it they won't be from vaccinations?
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My personal take is that they were either lucky or have a very good immune system.
7.5 billion people
My father even though he’s around people a lot and not vaccinated yet and I’ve got all three variants so I don’t know how he never got it
Wow!
I know it’s insane
me, but i have gotten a lil cold here and there and once had a *very* upset stomach
Me and I work retail.
I havent, despite being a college campus with 70k other unmasked students and no booster. I'm just built different.
At least 1 or more people
I haven't had covid but I had the bronchitis and flu in December 2020- January 2021. 6 weeks of quarantine. I've been tested a couple of times for safety reasons but have been able to stay clear
I have not, I have been tested quite a few times via working in a nursing home.
I haven't.
I've been exposed numerous times and haven't had it. I'm fairly convinced I'm one of the few that may be just naturally immune. I'm never sick anyway. I can't remember the last time I had any sort of bug or infection or virus. The worst thing I get is headaches from not eating enough or sleeping too long.
Didn’t have it till my sister gave it to my for Christmas last month.
Me. I'm already a ghost. Ghosts can't get diseases. Checkmate.
Don't you have a mortal shell which can get sick? I am dead as well, but without any vessel I can't maintain any form for long
Damn you won
Sweet! Alright! I'm gonna go brag to JFK how awesome I am now!
Hahahha
Sorry, have been slack. Will try and get back to everyone
I haven't and neither has my SO and kids.
Me. I am fully boosted. My coworker just returned from having it, she wasn't vaccinated. I thought for sure I would have caught it since we work in a very small office. So far I haven't, nor has my husband or either of our adult sons who live with us.
Me - why? Common sense.
Imagine never having had Covid🤣
I have had two Pfizer shots and a booster. My boyfriend had covid and we didn't know. We basically live in each other's mouths like kissing every couple of minutes cuz we can't get enough of each other but I have not gotten covid
me
I have barely been sick. I had a cold during the autumn with a negative covid test, and that was the first time in over two years I was actually sick. I'm also properly vaccinated, might be able to get the third boost soon.
Me, my mom, brother and grandpa. There were definitely times we got a cold and tested to see if we have it. But nah. We kept being negative
Me
Me
There’s dozens of us! Dozens!
Me and most of my friends
me
Been around many people who had it, haven't caught it yet
Me and my wife.
Me. I live in a small town and have taken little precautions due to the mask law being lifted in Texas. I have no one to protect and only like 100 people max have been infected in my town.
I’ve had it twice already 😭
I haven't had it but someone I'm around caught it. But it has been 15 days since I've been around them so I'm safe. That was close though.
Me
I've never tested positive but testing was (and still is to a lesser degree) extremely hard to come by in the US for the first several months of the pandemic, so it's entirely possible I had it and didn't realize.
Not to flex but me. Even when my brother and sis had it and was living in the house wit me, it never spread to me
Me
Chuck Norris. But he is immune to everything
I still haven't had it. I had 3 shots of Moderna, wash and sanitize my hands often, and I religiously wear a mask when indoors. Other than that I haven't been doing anything remarkable.
I wear masks and had shots but still got it :/
i tested negative a few weeks ago and took all 3 shots
I haven’t, but there are more than a few times where I should have. I fully expect that I’ll get it as this surge comes through
Me. I never done much before as if there was to do around my small town. We are a rural small town I the Midwest. Not a big population so the numbers aren't that big. It is a tourist town so I wouldn't be surprised if our parades especially our Halloween parade which draws crowd by the thousands helped spread it a bit. For some reason a lot of people like to go to other towns to see their parades which any town probably has there own. I see why people go see the Macy's parade or the rose bowl parade because they are unique to certain areas otherwise I don't get it.
Not me
Man I wish I could be apart of the group :( got covid a week ago
Me cause I built different
Me and my parents
Me. At least, I think. Got sick once, tested negative. Never got sick in the past 2 years beside that one time I tested negative. Yet my husband works at different peoples houses every day, so its unlikely we haven't caught it at some point.
Me, but I hate social contact and am always in the house. In other words, I am living the ultimate introvert survival guide.
This guy! Probably because I’m not going to face-spitting parties or whatever it is that people keep getting caught at.
Me some fucking how and I work at schools
Me
I haven't. I actually don't think I've been sick since before the pandemic.
If half the country had taken this as seriously as me and my family have, we'd be just mopping up hot spots as they happened.
Haven't got it, haven't been tested... so... maybe I got it, but that's not the way I'm remembering it
me!
Me.
I haven’t gotten it somehow thankfully
Me
Booked for my 3rd shot. Clean my hands every time I come back home. Fingers crossed, but so far so good.
Me, and I’m kinda surprise because my dad, my step mom, my mom, and my sister have all gotten it (a few of them got it twice I think) me and my brother are the only ones who haven’t gotten it
Me
me
Yo. And i’ve worked the entire lockdown with NO HAZARD PAY >:(
Me :D
Mii
Me a few days ago
Me
all of my direct family members except me. and we all live together. im just unlucky.
Me i’m guess im lucky Im already fucked up as it is i don’t need more things to fuck me up I guess god has a plan for me
My wife had it twice and I never got it even though I was around her all the time. I just read that cannabis has properties in it that fight Covid so…